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  • Address: 10 Semaphore Road Semaphore, Adelaide. South Australia 5019
  • Postal: P.O. Box 12 Semaphore 5019

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Semaphore
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Australia
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Discover Our WW1 Local Heroes

SMITH, Keith Macpherson

SMITH, Keith Macpherson


Accepted in July 1917 into the Officer Cadet Wing, he was posted in November to No. 58 Squadron, a newly…

WRIGHT, Ronald Rothsay

WRIGHT, Ronald Rothsay


Service Number: 4459 Rank: Boy 1st Class Unit: HMAS Sydney Service: Royal Australian Navy Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of death: 21 December 1916 Place of death: North Sea, Atlantic Ocean Cause of…

REDFERN, George Frederick Walter

REDFERN, George Frederick Walter


Regimental number 1974 Place of birth Croydon, Sydney, New South Wales School Public School and Technical College Religion Methodist Occupation Porter, SAR Address Short Street, Rosewater, South Australia Marital status Married Age at embarkation 29 Next…

CALDWELL, David Wallace

CALDWELL, David Wallace


David Wallace CALDWELL Second Lieutenant David Wallis Caldwell, 27th Battalion, of Semaphore, SA. A carpenter before his enlistment in January 1915…